Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (Chicka Chicka Book, A)

As I always do before purchasing an item on here, I read the 1 star reviews. All I hear is that this book is boring. I remember growing up listening to my librarian read this to our class. Yes, it would be a boring book, however, it is to be read with enthusiasm!!! Make it fun and silly, not just reading the words. It is an interactive story where the listeners can engage in the rhymes themselves. Since its repetitive, they know and grow excited when they can sing the next words in the book! This book is not for you if you just read words, show the pictures and turn the page.

The book is ok. My daughter wasnt too excited about it however am hoping as she gets over she does show more interest. Its a thick book with an interesting presentation of the alphabets.

Very boring book. Doesnt even relate to a child.

Can’t go wrong with this classic children’s book! My daughter absolutely loves chicka chicka boom boom. It has a rhyming flow and is also a song. A fun way to learn the alphabet. The book is a good size, a little bigger than my hand not too heavy. The illustrations are vibrant, eye catching yet simple. I recommend this classic book.

One of my classic favorites. I loved this book when I was young and now my 2 1/2 year old does too! Theres lots of color and the rhymes are cute. I definitely recommend this book for anyone.

perfect book for all ages but especially kids learning letters

Cute book and small and compact for the little ones!

My son adores this book. All he has to do is see the cover and he starts grinning and squealing, Boom Boom! The rhythm and meter are such that even young children can remember and follow the progress of the book. And there are parts where you can invent motions and actions to go with the book that really make it a TON of fun for a small child. My son loves it. I do wish it came in a board book because my son hasnt learned to be careful with pages yet.

The book was very cheap... so cheap in fact that it was missing 2 whole pages. Letters i-p are missing completely in the first half of the book. I cant believe these would even be considered sellable.

I have used this book in my classroom very often! My firstgrade limited English speaking students were able to learn thealphabet quickly through the rhythmic and joyful telling of this story! It is a fun, fast, jumproping kind of sing-song story! Great for alphabet letter recognition and auditory memory.